Greenade
Fragrance notes
Character
Greenade is a daytime companion for the person who wants a garden in motion. Claudio Zucca builds the scent around may rose and gardenia, then pulls them into the sun with bergamot and apple. Raspberry leaf and thyme add a crisp bite that keeps the flowers from feeling arranged. The result is a clear, upright presence that belongs outdoors rather than in a dim room.
The green thread runs through saffron, davana, and patchouli without turning dark. Cedar and leather give the blend a dry backbone so the vanilla and Peru balsam never collapse into sugar. Labdanum and styrax add weight, yet the overall impression stays lifted and open, like walking through a cultivated path with fresh air moving across it.
Cardamom and geranium sharpen the edges while black currant supplies a gentle fruitiness that feels natural, not polished. The materials lean aromatic and woody, so the white floral side never dominates. It reads as a composed blend rather than a single star note, which makes it easy to wear without thinking too much about the choice.
Wear it when the day asks for something alive and structured. It fits the person who enjoys rose but refuses to stand still, and who prefers a scent that moves with them through open spaces and bright light.
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